Cognitive Tour of Foundations of Moderation in Islam Based on Holy Qur'an, Hadith

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The Islamic life system pays special attention to the concept of moderation and human justice. Justice in the rich Islamic culture means putting everything in its place, where this place is determined based on capabilities and merits.

By paying attention to the fact that the clear Islamic religion originates from an eternal divine source, it is not limited in the field of work to a practical law and orders for how to apply moderation. Rather, it has a tendency to clarify the intellectual and theoretical foundations and bases of moderation as well. It deals with resources such as moderation in the system of existence, the wisdom and justice of the Creator of existence, and the moderation of the legislative laws of religion.

Among the matters that have been of serious interest in Islam is the issue of government and Muslim rulers, and the formation of government in Islam, in order to implement justice in society. Achieving moderation is one of the most important terms for an Islamic ruler in Islam.

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